Weekend air and sea disasters claim several lives
A fiery galley accident aboard the Hamburg America liner caused a blaze injuring 180 passengers but the crew battled the flames at sea near West Forty-fourth Street. Across the weekend four aviation fatalities occurred including Waldo Robey of Continental Air Lines and Amelia Earhart’s pilot Wilmer Stultz in separate crashes, with causes blamed on dense fog and disorientation.
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New York
Hanourg-Amerie Inner Deutschiani
Saveg
Mner
West Forty-fourth
Chicago
Atlantic
Pacific
Middle West
Waldo I Robey
Kansas City
Continental Air Lines, Inc
Columbus
Tra I. Wilkinson
Capital Airways Company
Charles Wile ‘Son
Sacramento
Calif
Ira Martin
Nicholas Engleman
Philadelphia
Berlin
M. J
Curtiss
Wis
Henry Albinger
Aueromobile
D. K. Schwartz
Greenwood
Alphonse Herman
Abbotsford
Schwartz
Albinger
Earhart
Roosevelt Field
Wilmer Stultz
Amelia Earhart
Stultz
Here
Mineola
Waldo E. Robey
WATU
Robey
Cleveland
Louisville
Cinnati
Rujes Hinst
O'Dell
C. P. Schmidt
Alleged Forgers Go On Trial In Berlin
In Berlin Vladimir Orloff Peter Pawlowosky and others faced trial over forged documents including the Borah Letters. Judge Feldhahn heard preliminaries as prosecutors argued motives while a ruling on the document's propriety awaited later decision.
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Berlin
Erlin
Vladimir Orloff
Peter Pawlonowsky
Feldhahn
Ebel
Orloft
Association of America Motorists Convene on Enforcement
At the twenty annual convention the group urged restraint by law enforcers while defending motorists. President Thomas H. Henry warned against overreach and called for adherence to laws protecting the public and the life of every citizen.
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Association of America
Thomas H. Henry
Henry
May Have To Rgo Operation For Ob taint
Wis Solomon Levi treasurer may have to undergo an operation for an taint that forced him to rest a week ago. His 'Allowed aim to retary' is now here, but decisions continue for observation of their operation.
Geneva Conference Opens to Revise 1864 Red Cross Pact
The Geneva conference on revising the 1864 Geneva Convention and drafting an international code for prisoner treatment opened with Robert Haab presiding. Forty seven states attend, about 140 delegates, led by Eliot Wadsworth, with Hugh R. Wilson and advisers from state war and navy departments forming the U.S. delegation.
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Geneva
Ifi
Robert Haab
United States
Eliot Wadsworth
Red Cross
United States Treasury
Hugh R. Wilson
Switzerland
State, War and Navy Departments
Fifty Injured at First Sunday Mass in Mexico City
Thousands flocked to the Our Lady of Guadalupe church for the first Sunday mass in three years. Dozens were treated by the Red Cross after a crush at the entry, with two seriously hurt.
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Mexico City
Mexico
One Lady of the Guadalupe
Red Cross
Sali
Guadalupe Church
Ser
Death Self-Claim in Superior Man Found Dead
In Superior Wisconsin a body identified as J. H. Wrixtt of Cloquet Minnesota, a hotel keeper, was found near the Boreas road at noon. The report notes a self-inflicted death with a pun on a price tag. The scene was described as within reach of an automobile charity event.
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Wis
Ite
J. H. Wrixtt
Cloquet
Minn
Bbs
Boreas
Dewey
Who Killed Marlow Hero? Police Name Suspect and Witness
New York police declare Dave Crossa is the man who killed Frank Marlow after the night clubs killing. Grosso and McDermott, jailed as witnesses, are linked to the Elizabeth mail robbery and hid Grosso in Queens.
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New York
Grover A. Dion
Dave Crossa
Frank Marrow
Chibs
Grosso
Elizabeth
MN. J
Long Island City
Nicholas McDermott
James Graham
Whalen
Marlow
Grossi
Gross
Rye
Queens
McDermott
Flushing Cemetery
Mar* Sin
SPECIAL TRAIN WILL CARRY ELKS FROM WISCONSIN
A special Pullman train will carry Wisconsin Elks to the national convention in Los Angeles. Milwaukee departs July 1 with representatives from every city lodge, stopping at Denver Salt Lake City Riverside and more. The trip includes Wisconsin Elks band performances and radio broadcasts from major stations.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Elks
Pullmans
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Wisconsin
Elks” Lodge
Chicago
Northwestern
Denver
Salt Lake City
Riverside
San Francisco
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
Lake Louise
Wisconsin Elks’ Banc
Ritchie Family Reunion Held At Bear Lake Wisconsin
Eighty seven descendants from five Ritchie families gathered at Bear Lake for the Wisconsin Ritchie Association annual reunion. The noon program included the hundredth psalm, songs, readings of family history, and musical selections. George Humes of Little Wolf was elected president.
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Waupack
Wis
Wisconsin
Ohio
Bear Lake
Ritchie Association of
Ritchies
Appleton
Shawano
Chippewa Falls
Menasha
Stanley
Waupaca County
George Humes
Little Wolf
New Information Filed Against Anthony Di Paolo
A New York case notes that information 18 has been filed against Anthony Di Paolo. Details are unclear in the fragment, but the filing indicates a formal accusation proceeding against the individual. Further records would confirm charges, dates, and court actions.
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Anthony DI Paolo
City of Cleveland refuels in fog after long wait
In Cleveland Ohio the City of Cleveland monoplane refueled at 1 p.m. after a long hold due to fog and dwindling gasoline. A repair and supply ship landed on the ground all morning and the drop followed a brief rain that eased the fueling task. Locating the stalled craft, a red flare over the San Fernando valley aided a fuel transfer for the missing endurance flight of Leo Nomis and Maurice Morrison.
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Cleveland
Fox
City of
Los Angles
Calif
San Fernando Valley
Leo Nomis
Maurice Morrison
Justice Crownhart Rescued After Boat Sinks at Lake St Croix
Justice Charles H. Crownhart of the state supreme court was rescued from drowning when his motorboat overturned in twelve feet of water near Crownhart Island in Lake St Croix. Village constable Ray Littie pulled him from the water. Crownhart and his family were returning from the mainland when the accident happened. no serious injuries reported.
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Solon Springs
Wis
Charles H. Crownhart
State Supreme Court
Lake St. Croix
Ray Lilie
Crownhart
Crownhart Island
Littie
Iake
Little
Charles Crownhart, Jr
George
Pershing Invited to Wisconsin Legion Meeting in Kenosha
Gen John J Pershing has been invited to attend the Wisconsin American Legion annual convention in Kenosha August 11 14 though he has not yet accepted A crowd is expected with entertainments including air circus dog fights rodeo boxing matches bicycle races water sports and fireworks Public spaces will provide cots for legionnaires Northwestern Road offers a Pullman city setup Two excursion boats will dock to house attendees Citizens open homes to visiting ladies
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Kenosha
Wis
John J. Pershing
Wisconsin Department
American Legion
Kohler
Selfridge Field
Mich
Wisconsin National Guard
Ethics Code Adopted for Teaching Profession by NEA
Atlanta based National Education Association adopts a four year in ethics committee led plan banning partisan political religious or personal propaganda in schools. The code stresses classrooms are not forums for propaganda and that a teacher should model noble education in life.
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Atlanta
UPI
National Education Association
Committe
Sarah T. Benska
Japan to Change Government After Premier Tanaka Resigns
Tokyo reports say the Japanese government will fall tomorrow with Premier Baron Tanaka resigning and his cabinet after a crisis tied to the Kellogg pact handling and the Chang Tso-Lin assassination probe. Yugo Hamaguchi and Baron Eijuro Shidehara are mentioned for key posts as optimism rises in markets on expected retrenchment and end to the gold embargo.
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Tokyo
Baron Tanaka
Chang Tso-Lin
Mukdem
Yugo Hamaguchi
Minseito
Hirohito
Eijuro Shidehara
Washington
Iyo Takarabe
New York
London
Chang Tso Lin
Northern China
Mukden
Japan
Home Office
Chang
British Army May Evacuate the Rhine Territory at Once
The Daily Mail reports possible immediate British evacuation from the Rhineland with orders sent to Wiesbaden. The French begin evacuating the Second Rhine zone, with plans to return troops to France and finish by early September. The German papers note dates tied to treaty deadlines and seasonal considerations.
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Rhine
London
Adl
Rhineland
Wiesbaden
Daily Mail
Berlin
Koeinische Zeitang
Kocinische Zeitung
France
Second
Amelia Earhart Appointed Air Traffic Adviser
Amelia Earhart, noted as the first female transatlantic flyer, is named assistant general manager of traffic at Trans Continental Air Transport. T. Ement, the company’s general manager, said she will advise on hazards, refreshments, and comforts sought by women on flights. She flew as a passenger on the inaugural service July 7.
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Amelia Earhart
New York
Amelis Earhart
Int. T. Ement
Jealousy cited in Livingston Hardinge breach trial
Franklin D. Hardinge testified on day three that Charles Nax caused the breach with Ann Livingston. He recalled a New Year’s Eve party where Ann allegedly toasted Nax as her sweetheart and reflected on gifts and suspicions amid the Oklahoma stenographer romance.
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Chicago
U.P
Ann
Hardinga
Charley
Hardinge
Josephine Brand
Nax
Charley Nax
Josephine
Hadi
Hanninget
New Parliament to Open With Long Speech From Throne
London reports the new British Parliament with a Labour majority will open at noon with the speech from the throne, the longest in history, written for a Labour government. King George will be absent due to illness. the reading will be by Lord Sankey. The address is expected to emphasize peace, disarmament, and relations with the United States and Soviet Russia, plus calls for armament talks, reparations, and potential reforms.
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London
George
Ramsay MaccDonald
House of Lords
John Sankey
Ambathnador
Janes
United States
America
Rhineland
League of Nations
Russia
Washington D. C. Pastor’s aide dies after illness
Joseph Stewart longtime executive assistant to the pastor dies at his home after an extended illness. The notice notes his roles as general and special assistant to the attorney general and mentions his service within the church community in Washington D C.
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Washington, D.C
Joseph Stewart
Hind
Piracy Suspected Near Racine Reported
Racine Wisconsin yesterday broadcast word of a suspected piracy act. Investigators seek the crew of a sloop after a reported theft from a vessel. The craft, described as sailing slowly under sail, was reportedly hoarded by the pirates before disappearance.
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Racine
Wis
Fatally Injured in Pursuit by Milwaukee Officer
A man believed to be Victor Waynke of Waiukesha Wisconsin was fatally injured after fleeing a traffic stop and colliding with another car. He died shortly after at the county hospital. identification awaited though Coroner Henry Grundman identified him as Wayake.
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Yo- Shinori Shirakawa
Milwaukee
Victor Waynke
Waiukesha
Wis
Henry Grundman
Wayake
Trosper
Detroit
Daviess County
Ind
Springbank
Lake George
Here
Canton
Ohio
Cleveland
U.P
Waukesha
Five Burn To Death In Auto Collision near Lake George
A Detroit man Noah F. Trosper and his family perished in a Sunday crash near Lake George Indiana. The other driver Herman Scott of Coldwater Mich. survived with injuries as the Trosper party perished in flames. A coroner planned an accidental death verdict.
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Angola
Ind
Noah F. Trosper
Detroit
Lake George
Trosper
Herman Scott
Coldwater
Mich
James
Scott
Hils
Odanah Indians Grievances Set for Senate Hearing July 10
Ashland Wisconsin July 1 Grievances of the Odanah Chippewa Indians will be heard by a Senate committee at a public hearing July 1 in Ashland with Broater Fraver of North Dakota chairing and Senators La Follette and Wheeler present. Louis R Glazis chief investigator will handle testimony and several tribal leaders are expected to testify regarding poverty lax federal law enforcement and timber theft losses on the reservation. County officials say federal authority limits aid and a large crowd is expected at the hearing place.
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Broater Fraver
North Dakota
la Follette
Wisconsin
Wheeler
Montana
Louis R. Glazis
Jmcent
Glavils
Ashland
Public Debt Drops to Lowest Since World War
Washington report shows the government ending its fiscal year with the public debt at the lowest level since the war. Receipts topped expenditures by 185 million, with a 33 million surplus estimated, and total debt reduced to 16.931 billion from 17.604 billion a year earlier.
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Washington
Treasury
Iriconeax
British naval training pact aids Chinese navy
Agreement outlines training of Chinese cadets in Britain and British support for developing a Chinese navy. It includes a plan for small revenue cruisers and gunboats to police canal waterways, with Britain supplying or assisting without constructing new ships in Britain. Senior signatories include T. Wang for the nationalist government and Sir Miles Tangye for Britain.
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Nanking
China
N— Ai
Tibe
Ise
Giitain
C. T. Wang
Miles Tameson
Britmis
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